Havana Brown kittens & cats in Moncton, New Brunswick

Come visit me at PAW - Adoption fee $250 - Tiny may be small in size, but her heart is absolutely huge. True to her name, she’s a very petite gal who came into the shelter with a belly full of babies. She headed off to a foster home where she raised her kittens and did a truly wonderful job as a devoted mama. Now that all of her little ones have been adopted, it’s finally her turn to find a forever home. At just a year and a half old, Tiny is fully grown—she’s simply that tiny! She’s a total sweetheart who loves companionship and would make a fantastic addition to almost any home. If you’re looking for a loving, gentle cat with a big personality packed into a small frame, Tiny is ready to meet you and steal your heart.

Come visit me at PAW - Adoption fee $250 - Lilly is an 11-year-old senior sweetheart with a gentle soul and a heart full of love. She has slowed down with age and enjoys a peaceful, relaxed lifestyle. Lilly came into our care when her previous owner could no longer look after her, and now she’s hoping for a calm, loving place to call home. Lilly will need a patient, quiet, and understanding home where she can feel safe and secure. She is a timid girl in the shelter and would truly appreciate having a space of her own to help her settle in and become comfortable in her new environment. Once she feels at ease, her sweet nature shines through. This lovely lady would be happiest in a serene household where she can enjoy soft naps, gentle companionship, and a nice big window for bird watching—one of her favorite pastimes. If you’re looking for a calm, affectionate companion to share peaceful days and cozy moments, Lilly would love to spend her golden years with you.

THIS ANIMAL IS NOT FIXED AND IS BEING ADOPTED ON A SPAY/NEUTER AGREEMENTCome visit me at PAW - People for Animal Wellbeing!Adoption Fee: 295.00The excitement of adopting a kitten! Kittens are so irresistible, who can say No. Here are some tips to help ensure a smooth transition into your home.-Kitten proof your home (block of nooks and crannies, move electronic cords or other items you don’t want played with).-Be prepared and plan for your kitten’s arrival. Pick up supplies to help your kitten settle in their new home (kitten food, kitty litter, appropriate scratching surfaces, toys ect).-Provide lots of affection, play time and supervision to keep your kitten safe, out of trouble, and socialized.-Don’t overwhelm your kitten on day one. Provide a quiet area or allow them to explore a small room you have set up first. Once your kitten is settled, expect to see scratching of surfaces, wrestling and climbing. Kittens have boundless energy and curiosity. They will require more of your time and attention than an adult cat, but the reward is watching your kitten grow into a sleek adult cat, along with years of love and affection.